Dominick Raimato

Automated refreshes are critical to the success of many reporting solutions. Most developers prefer connecting to databases or data warehouses where they have control over the resource allocation and transformation of the data all before it reaches Power BI.

Everything is all about agents, but how do we actually pull them all together? This session focuses on integrating Microsoft Fabric Agents with Copilot Studio to create meaningful solutions that drive impact with your organization.

Automated refreshes are critical to the success of many reporting solutions. Most developers prefer connecting to databases or data warehouses where they have control over the resource allocation and transformation of the data all before it reaches Power BI.

Automation is designed to simplify how you perform tasks every day. You probably have noticed the Power Automate icon in the Power BI visualization pane, but probably struggle to understand how it works.

Automation is designed to simplify how you perform tasks every day. You probably have noticed the Power Automate icon in the Power BI visualization pane, but probably struggle to understand how it works.

Many of us have heard that we should be performing as many transformations upstream when using Power Query. While this is a noble cause, it is not always practical.

If you are like many, the process to ingest REST APIs into a warehouse can be a mess. However, if you are a citizen developer in your organization, you likely did not have an opportunity to even attempt this in the past.

Many of us have heard that we should be performing as many transformations upstream when using Power Query. While this is a noble cause, it is not always practical.